Campground was clean, the people where very friendly. Most of the sites are permanent people. The owner was very nice and friendly. I would definitely camp here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We located this campground by doing an internet search. From their website the campground looked and sounded nice, we were only staying one night on our way to Tennessee. There are around 20 sites at the front of the campground a few of these were pull thru. This is were our site was located, thank goodness. After dinner we walked through the rest of the campground and couldn't believe our eyes. The rest of the campground was year round seasonal for some and seasonal for the rest. After 12 years of camping and taking chances on campgrounds I believe this one wins our never, ever again award. It was truly and unbelievably scary that people actually live like this. Even for one night I would look elsewhere. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We camped thare for the weekend . We had trouble getting our satillite dish to work. The office sent there tech guy to fix it for us at no charge. The man was very helpful. The camp ground was very clean and well kept. We plan on making many trips back. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Lots of permanent trailers, muddy grounds. The owners were smokers, and the office reeked. There is no river, it's a small creek with junk floating in it. I don't know how they got a good rating in Trailer Life. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

It is a mess, a lot of old messy seasonals, would not stay here but fine for a nights stop. No level sites, stayed in one of six pull thru spots. I would stop again but only as an overnight on the way to someplace nice. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Don't bother. This campground was not well kept. The grass was almost shin high and the lady behind us "mowed" her's with a weedeater. We had a shabby seasonal next to us, that should have been towed out to the weeds and left. The pull through sites (we had a back in) weren't much more than a gravel parking lot. Grey water was dumped in trench behind us. We camped here in a Motorhome.

There are a few sites in the front of the campground that have adequate room. We arrived late in the afternoon and the sites in the front were all taken. They assigned us a site which was very small, very unlevel, and we had to back our 35 foot 5th wheel down a narrow lane and thread it between two trees. Plus the ground was very soft and we almost got our truck stuck. There are lots of permanent residents in dumpy, dirty-looking campers there, too. Apparently there is a car racetrack nearby and we could hear the noise from that, too. We will never camp there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Great park for a few day's visit. Although the road is narrow, the campground is easily accessible. Friendly staff and washrooms were clean although they seemed old. The back part of the park is for the seasonal sites and some look like they have been there several years. We first camped here in 2000 and they have cleaned the place up since then. We will make it a point to stay there if we are ever in the area again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The site we were in was very small and in an area where permanent or seasonal campers were parked. The camp site was difficult to back into. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

There is nothing special about this campground. The sites are close together and can be quite soft and muddy. We stayed here because we were visiting the Cincinnati area and prefer to take our RV with us. Even though it is one of the closest campgrounds to the Covington/Cinci area, it is still much to far to be convenient. The best feature of the campground was the management. They were friendly and helpful. We would stay here again just for that. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice park for overnight or a few days. Appears to be mostly seasonal; however, spots reserved near the front for casual campers. Some of the seasonal rigs look like they either came from a wrecking yard or should be sent there. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

To enter the campground you have to go down a big hill, make a sharp right turn at the bottom and then past the area where you camp to the office. Once checked in you have to go to a tight turn around, passing a number of dilapidated seasonal unit then back to the front area to your site. The sites a fairly large with some pull-thrus. Cable is limited to a few channels. It seems to be clean and good for an overnight. Upon leaving, if you wish to use the Dump Station, you have to go past the office again, dump then go to the tight turn around and back out to the road. Once at the road you have to watch out for traffic coming down the hill and be quick to get your vehicle and rig out so as not to get hit. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This would be a nice park in the summer. There are only 6 pull through sites. Wi-fi is free. The bathrooms and showers are very old but clean. I thought the price was quite high for a park that doesn't have sewer hookups and the water was turned off. All amenities were closed but no reduction in price. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Adequate for an overnite. Entrance is down a steep hill at bottom of blind curve. In order to access overnite sites you must go past office and make a sharp loop to turn back. Advise drop toad, over 40' may find it tight but doable. Elec. is showing 110 volts with only A/C on. Sat. access possible but difficult given southwest treeline. Pull thrus somewhat unlevel. All sites gravel with grass between them. It's an older campground with numerous seasonals. But it seems clean and cared for. We camped here in a Motorhome.